A Gourmet Two-Day, One-Night Plan Featuring Michelin-Starred Dinner - Kyoto

[Notes]
• While we have a set itinerary, we are flexible and can adjust it to your specific requests on the day of the tour.
• During meals, the guide will wait in a separate location. (If you wish to dine with the guide, please cover the meal costs.)
• Minors (under 20 years old) are not allowed to taste or consume alcohol according to Japanese law.
• Transportation will primarily be by train and on foot, but if desired, you can also take a taxi (payment to be settled separately on-site).

• The event may be canceled after the reservation is made due to inclement weather. In such cases, WAmazing Play's customer support will contact the emergency contact after 2:00 PM the day before the event.

[About the Traditional Townhouse (Accommodation)]
• Facilities Information
〇 → Shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothbrush, bath towels, food and drink allowed
× → Comb, brush, razor, pajamas, TV
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■Schedule■
[Day 1]
Reception at 12:00 PM
• Zuiho-in, a sub-temple of Daitokuji Temple*
• Sake brewery tour or dorayaki & Japanese black tea at Nota (please choose when making a reservation)
• Check-in (Stay at one of the two townhouses available)
• Dinner at A) an Authentic Japanese restaurant, B) a Spanish restaurant, or C) a French restaurant. Please select when making a reservation.

[Day 2]
• Breakfast: We will either guide you to a famous local bakery or deliver bread to your accommodation (please inform the guide of your preference on Day 1)
• 11:00 AM check-out
• Zuiho-in, a sub-temple of Daitokuji Temple*
• Hakuryuen Garden (We can arrange a visit if desired; please select as an additional fee option when making a reservation)

*Zuiho-in, a sub-temple of Daitokuji Temple: You can choose from the options below. Please select when making a reservation.
(1) Day 1: From 1:00 PM
(2) Day 2: From 6:00 AM ／ (3) From 12:30 PM

*We can accommodate adjustments to the itinerary and time slots according to your preferences. Please consult with the guide on-site.

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[Regarding the Sites We Will Visit]
• Daitokuji Temple: Founded in 1315, it has strong connections to the tea culture associated with Sen no Rikyū and has influenced Japanese culture. It contains many structures and paintings designated as national treasures and important cultural properties.
• Zuiho-in, a sub-temple of Daitoku-ji Temple: This is the family temple of Ōtomo Sōrin, a warlord from the Bungo province during the Sengoku period.
• Tai-an: Located in Myoki-an, Yamazaki, Kyoto, this is the oldest tea room in Japan, believed to have been created by Sen no Rikyū, and is designated as a national treasure.
• Hakuryuen
Seikas recommended hidden gem in Kyoto
Speaking of sightseeing in Kyoto, I get the impression that it is always crowded with many people from Japan and abroad.
Especially for spring season and autum season is recommended for those who want to avoid the crowds and calmly visit the garden hakuryuen！
This time, we will introduce hakuryuen where you can visit and take a walk without worrying about congestion, away from the hustle and bustle.
Why don’t you enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto that is different from usual?


[Supported Languages]
• We have staff who are fluent in English and Chinese